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No, the illuminati isn't hiding the truth about woodworking techniques. I'm willing to bet literally all the money I have that they don't care at all about how big, or how many wooden cradled artists panels you build. Or the methods by which you build them. Let's not be ridiculous - said the man in the giant bunny head. But as far as methods go though, I've been told by a high ranking gov't insider with super double duper above top secret, eyes only - so no cyclopes allowed clearances (official clearance title, I don't make the rules here) that they recommend mine. Also UFOs are real. True story - almost. Now moving on... What you will find in this video for real though: The steps I take when building large size artist panels, typically between 36 and 48 inches on any side. This one happens to measure 46" square. Parts of this build that are rushed through were covered in my previous videos (Look for the cards in the upper right hand corner of the video playback). Parts that are longer and explained more thoroughly are the focus of this video - because I haven't covered that information elsewhere. Each video builds off the previous one, so to fully understand what's going on here, please start at my "The BEST Cradled Artist Panels You Can BUILD!" video and work your way up from there. The information in these videos is geared towards beginners and people interested in learning how to build their own painting supports, but any skill level is recommended to watch. The reason behind these videos is to emphasize the instant cost savings by learning to build supports yourself. Also, to teach impressionable artists the importance of using ONLY quality painting supports and how it will impact your creative career moving forward. DO NOT attempt these techniques at home if you don't feel comfortable operating power tools and / or machinery. Always wear the proper safety gear when doing so. You do not need all the tools shown during the making of this video, but it certainly helps when following along. You are free to improvise any technique I share for another of your choosing, although outcomes may vary. These videos are to outline the techniques I use to build my supports and the concept and theories behind why I build them the way that I do. I am not sponsored by ANY of the brands you see in this video which is why there are no affiliate links and no corporate sponsor ad breaks (You're WELCOME). All the ideas presented in this video are expressly my own thoughts and opinions and are not influenced by any external entities, whatsoever. If you have any questions about anything you see in my videos, please leave it for me in the comments section. If you have any questions about anything you see in my videos, please leave it for me in the comments section. And...if you've followed along with any of my videos, please share your experience with me. Just tag me on Instagram @billy.rhyze. I'd love to see how your build turned out and may share it with my audience in a future video. 100% FREE Source Material - NO EMAIL SIGN UP REQUIRED: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EcgJ... Bumper Intro Music: Song: Turn It Up! Artist: Barry Dallas, (This guy SLAPS!) https://uppbeat.io/browse/artist/barr... Timeline 0:00 - What We're Getting Into Today 0:41 - NEW INTRO BUMPER (Let me show you how it's done) 1:12 - Bending the Knee to Our Digital Overlords 1:38 - Onto The Good Stuff 2:00 - Cutting The End Miters 2:37 - Setting Dado Blade Height 3:11 - Hogging Out the Dados 3:30 - Cross Bracing Half Lap Joint Cuts 4:22 - Taking Stock of Where We're At 5:31 - Setting Up The Router Table (Mine is Home Made) 7:52 - Router Cutter Head - Easy Trick for Finding Dead Center 7:02 - Taping the Fence 7:35 - Square To The FENCE, Not Table Edge. 8:23 - Knowing Where To Start and Stop 9:22 - Demonstrating Use of Reference Lines 10:08 - Measure From The Correct Place, Yeah? 10:49 - Plunge Cut Dado Grooves Using Cutter Head Reference Lines (GENIUS!) 11:28 - Quick Wrap Up - Onto Part 2! Part 2 is OUT NOW. #painting #fineart #artist #woodworking #artgallery #diy #professional